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Effect of high intensity interval training on diabetic obese women with polyneuropathy: a randomized controlled clinical trial

Hamed et al., 2014

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6680657847447930788
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Hamed N
Raoof N
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Phys Ther Rehabil

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Purpose: To investigate the effect of high intensity interval training on diabetic obese women with polyneuropathy. Methods: In rehabilitation clinics. A double blinded controlled randomized study including 40 type II diabetic women with polyneuropathy having class II …
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